Nepryaeva in tears after FIS decision to uphold Russian ban
Russian skier Dariya Nepryaeva was in tears after the FIS decision to uphold the suspension of Russian and Belarusian athletes, confirming they will miss the 2026 Winter Olympics.
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Biathlon star confesses to fraud – Suspended prison sentence and fine
French biathlon star has admitted to theft and fraud, confessing to five counts of fraud during a court hearing in Albertville on Friday afternoon.
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Klæbo’s comments spark outrage in Russia
Johannes Høsflot Klæbo’s recent statement has triggered a furious response from leading figures in Russian skiing, with several top names launching direct verbal attacks on the Norwegian star.
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Reistadløpet returns to its original distance – 35 kilometers for everyone!
Reistadløpet is changing its race format for the coming season. Starting in 2026, there will be one common distance of 35 kilometers — the classic Reistad course from Setermoen to Bardufoss — for all participants.
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Team GS8 – Pro Team presentation Season XVII
The Swedish Pro Team GS8 is ready for its second year on the Ski Classics Pro Tour, building on a promising debut and strengthening its structure for Season XVII.
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Junior World Champion stripped of gun license
The convicted 21-year-old is clinging to hope – he has appealed the verdict that could destroy his career. Now he is receiving psychological help to cope with everyday life.
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No gender tests for skiers – for now
The International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS) has announced that gender testing will not be introduced for skiers until 2027.
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Moved out from her sister – Ready for the most important comeback of her career
Her sister has moved out, and Tiril Udnes Weng is now living alone – but more motivated than ever. “It started to feel a bit embarrassing,” she admits.
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New shock in Julia Simon fraud scandal – Police uncover more victims
The fraud case surrounding French biathlon star Julia Simon has taken a dramatic new turn. After two years of investigation, police have uncovered new victims, making the allegations against the biathlete even more serious.
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Devastated as FIS upholds ban: “This isn’t sport, it’s politics”
He was once seen as one of the brightest young prospects in cross-country skiing, tipped to challenge Johannes Høsflot Klæbo and the Norwegian stars. But the 21-year-old may never get the chance, as the FIS confirmed this week that the suspension of athletes from Russia and Belarus will continue for the 2025/2026 season.
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